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John 9:7

Siloam connects with Jesus’ being sent. The healing is not a universal guarantee.

Memory phrase: He washed and saw

Talk about it: What did Jesus tell the man to do, and what happened next?

Prayer: Jesus, help me trust you without demanding a certain healing.

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